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Old 05-30-12, 04:24 AM
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Since they favor the North: The history, scenery, ambiance, you can' t go wrong by cycling along the Loire Valley. The Loire is supposed to be the heart of France. Before you leave be sure and read the book by Lonely Planet.. "Cycling France. " It will help you in planning your routes and let you know what sights are passing you by. From the Loire, I'd branch out and ride though the northern section of Burgundy . Maybe, next hop on the train and finish you're tour in the Voges Range and end the tour in the Alsace. Gites are often bike friendly. But, should they be touring in August. Be prepared .. hotels and Gites are often booked way in advance and if they have not made arrangements in advance , be prepared to sleep on some park bench.
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